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All about my mother When Rebecca Walker wrote about her childhood as the daughter of feminist author Alice Walker, it was the beginning of a bitter feud, in which the literary icon famously gave up her role as parent. Now Rebecca has written about having a child of her own – a son who may never know his famous grandmother

Mum's the word - William Sutcliffe interview When writer's block hit the scourge of the Lad generation, William Sutcliffe turned to Scotland and his first muse, he tells Aidan Smith

War and peace down on the farm - Doris Lessing book review Doris Lessing resoundingly affirms her parents' lives and her own freedom, writes Lucinda Byatt

My cultural life: Ron Butlin A Fistful Of Dollars, the Clint Eastwood Western. I must have seen it over a dozen times.

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